Enjoy the magic of dance in a supportive and flexible environment ✨ Introducing our Relaxed Performances: We welcome audiences to come as they are, encouraging everyone to relax and respond to the show in their own ways, which often includes making noise and moving freely. ➡️ Our Relaxed Performances are sensory adapted and suitable for those with various access needs. Light and sound elements are altered, and the house lights are on throughout the performance. Learning resources and a visual pr

National Ballet of China tours the US Described as a tribute to love and revolution, the National Ballet of China is currently nearing the end of their US tour with two very contrasting, yet very Chinese performances. The National Ballet of China is a master at combining traditional Chinese forms with a western ballet aesthetic. In their latest rendition of “Peony Pavilion”, the company tells the story of passion pitted against impossible odds, transcending life and death. “Peony Pavilion” is on

From a Russian foundation at its inception in 1959, the National Ballet of China has evolved to enrich its repertoire over the years with works from different schools and styles. It has staged notable performances of both international classics such as Swan Lake and Don Quixote as well as original Chinese creations such as The Red Detachment of Women and The Peony Pavilion. In this video, we watch ballet dancers prepare and train and also discover the particular requirements in terms of physique

In the dance drama "Dunhuang," created by the National Ballet of China, dancers innovatively merge the quintessence of Western ballet and Eastern Dunhuang dance inspired by the murals of Dunhuang's Mogao Grottoes, creating a fresh stage aesthetic. Join CGTN's Chang Ting as she interviews renowned ballet artist Feng Ying to learn more about the beauty of these two dance styles. #Dunhuang #Gansu #ChinaTravel #BetterLife #ChinaTour #Cultureshared https://news.cgtn.com/news/2025-09-22/Performing-art

6.1K views · 143 reactions | Nutcracker lovers, this one’s for you! ✨ Experience Tchaikovsky’s treasured Nutcracker score in a new way with National Ballet of China’s Chinese New Year (A Ballet in Two Acts), Jan. 29–Feb. 2! 並 | The Kennedy Center | Facebook

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